Don't have a PS5? Here are your options.
With Black Myth Wukong pretty much taking over the internet right now, we'd be surprised if your social media feed isn't flooded with images of the Destined One traversing its breathtaking world. If you think you're up for the challenge, then you really should play it...
... Or rather, you should play it if you can. We've now reached that sad but inevitable time when the previous generation of hardware gets phased out. There are still a few titles releasing on them, though, such as the upcoming FC 25.
So is Black Myth Wukong on PS4? And if not, how can we play it without a next-gen console?
At the time of writing, Black Myth Wukong is not on the PS4 or Xbox One.
If anything changes we'll update this page, but don't get your hopes up!
We doubt it will ever release on previous gen consoles, because according to reports, the developers are even struggling to get it to run smoothly on the Xbox Series S. At least, that's the theory bouncing around the internet that explains the Xbox delay.
As we said, we'll update this page if it does (and stranger things have happened), but it's unlikely.
So let's say you don't have a next gen console, and your PC doesn't have the required specs to play Black Myth Wukong. Is there anything you can do?
Actually, there is a way...
Black Myth Wukong is available to stream via GeForce Now. You'll have to buy the game first, but once you join (if your internet connection is good enough), you can stream more than 1,500 games through the service.
There's a free option (with which you can only game for an hour) and then a couple of monthly payment plans.
It's £9.99 for Priority, and £19.99 for Ultimate. You can join here.
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Ben Huxley is a freelance contributor to Radio Times, with bylines also in TechRadar, WhatCulture, GAMINGbible, and Live Science. A writer of fiction, too, he has a few short stories published and a novel on the way. He has a BA in English Literature, and an MA in creative writing.
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